THE BABYSITTER 2 MOVIE

It takes a full half hour to get to anything that feels like a horror movie. Not it matters who says what, as writing takes second place to stunt casting social media stars. She’s got a very similar look and delivers her style of dialogue.

THE BABYSITTER 2 MOVIE

There’s also reason to suggest that they could only get Samara Weaving for a small window of the production because they turned the love interest from the other movie in Samara Weaving. All of McG’s energy must’ve been focused on being hip because he simply rewrote the first film, complete with the characters who died in that movie. But it’s like a parrot swearing at you…they’ve copied the noises but don’t know why. Not a Wes Anderson character…Wes Anderson the person. The 16 year old main character dresses exactly like Wes Anderson. Instead of Tarantino and Wright, it’s Wright and Wes Anderson with the latter being forced down our throats. McG has taken on more of the creative roles in this sequel, making it his fault. When the sequel turned up…I don’t know why I watched it. The only thing I learned by watching the original film was finding out who Bella Thorne is, and that I didn’t much like her. I was left with the distinct impression that the creators like Quentin Tarantino movies and Edgar Wright movies but couldn’t articulate why, so they skinned those movies and wore their faces like a mask. Then he has a run in with a satanic cult. Plot: Cole is older, but left traumatised by his run-in with a satanic cult.

Cast: Judah Lewis, Emily Alyn Lind, Jenna Ortega, Robbie Amell, Andrew Bachelor, Hana Mae Lee, Bella Thorne, Samara Weaving, Ken Marino, Leslie Bibb

The babysitter 2